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- not let the grass grow under feet
not let the grass grow under feet
not let the grass grow under one's feet
Fig. not to stay in one place for a long time; to be always on the move. He is always doing something. He never lets the grass grow under his feet. I have always thought that I ought not to let the grass grow under my feet. Jane: Last night I told Alan that we needed a new bookshelf, and he had built one by the time I got home today. Jill: Boy, he doesn't let the grass grow under his feet.
Common Names:
Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
Suzie | | SOO-zee | English |
Pierina | | pye-REE-nah | Italian |
Dionne | | dee-AHN | English |
Cottrell | | ['kɔtrəl] | |
Laurus | | - | Late Roman |
Vidar | | VEE-dahr (Swedish) | Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Norse Mythology |